Creators Lunch

Creators Lunch

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Creators Lunch episodes

  • #14 - Jasmine Ruiz

    Jasmine Ruiz is a dynamic content creator hailing out of the Bronx. Jasmine has gained a following making by making hilarious comedic skits and displaying her many talents on Instagram. Inspired by the trailblazing spirit of icons like Issa Rae, she's now on a quest to bringing her dreams to life. A hit TV series on HBO about the journey of a cycle breaker. Peep game as we chop it up about the grind to make her dreams come true, fake managers, and the current state of the TV industry.

    1 hr 30 min
  • #13 - Andrew Fung

    Andrew Fung is one half of the dynamic Chinese-American duo known as the Fung Brothers. Alongside his brother David, Andrew has gained recognition for their entertaining blend of comedy, rap, and cultural commentary on their YouTube channel. Born and raised in Kent, Washington, Andrew and David have become influential voices in the Asian American community, exploring topics ranging from Asian cuisine to hip hop music.

    2 hr 2 min
  • #12 - José Andrés

    José Ramón Andrés Puerta is a renowned chef and humanitarian. From humble beginnings in Spain to becoming a culinary icon in America, José Andrés has revolutionized the food industry while championing humanitarian causes worldwide. Discover his inspiring journey from culinary school in Barcelona to the founding of World Central Kitchen, a non-profit organization providing meals in the wake of natural disasters.

    46 min
  • #11 - Adrian Vazquez

    Today on Creators Lunch, we're sitting down with Adrian Vazquez. The creative director behind Ryan Serhant's online presence. In just a year, Adrian has garnered nearly 2 million followers across various platforms, making him an emerging force in the creator sphere.


    In our conversation, Adrian reveals his daring decision to leave behind his job, hometown, and family to pursue his creative ambitions in the bustling landscape of NYC. Originally aiming to work with Gary Vee, fate led him to cross paths with Ryan Serhant. Where he has since played a pivotal role in shaping Ryan's booming social media presence from behind the scenes. It wasn't until the past year that Adrian decided to make his own content which turned out to being on the best decision he's ever made.


    Listen as Adrian generously shares insights into content strategies that propelled both Ryan's and his own videos to success. We delve into the importance of delusional optimism and unwavering determination in achieving one's dreams, as well as teasing business-centered concepts for his upcoming project, Homebody.

    1 hr 27 min
  • #10 - Pooja Tripathi

    Welcome back to another episode of Creators Lunch! Today, we sit down with Pooja Tripathi. A trailblazing content creator who's redefining the world of short-form content as we know it. In just 9 episodes of her "Coffee Shop" series, a masterclass in high-production storytelling, she has amassed over 30 Million views across all platforms. Like a plethora of creators, her path was quite unconventional. She went the traditional route, but took a leap of faith by leaving her corporate job at Dior to pursue an acting career. It was a pivot that paid off when her manager suggested leveraging TikTok to showcase her natural comedic chops. Amidst TikTok's drive for longer videos to boost advertising revenue, we found ourselves curious about Pooja's perspective on the evolution of her show and the future landscape of high-production content on the platform. Could she be spearheading a new era of short-form, TV-esque programming?
    Join us this conversation, as Pooja shares the hustles that made her into the creator she is today, her ongoing transition to full-time creator, and the future of her "coffee shop" series.

    1 hr 24 min
  • #9 - Katie Romero

    Katie Romero is a content creator who explores New York City and shares her recommendations on various activities. Prior to transitioning into full-time content creation, Katie spent over 8 years in tech sales, honing her skills in audience engagement and negotiation.

    1 hr 12 min
  • #8 - Marco Lombardi

    Welcome back to another episode of Creators Lunch! Today, we sit down with Marco Lombardi, better known as @marcosworldnyc, a content creator who's taken the online world by storm with his exploration of New York City's Cheap Eats. But Marco's journey to success wasn't a walk in the park.

    Growing up in the gritty Lower East Side of NYC, Marco faced challenges that shaped his early years. From running with the wrong crowd to battling a crippling gambling addiction, Marco's twenties were far from easy. However, he found solace and redemption through content creation.

    In this compelling interview, Marco shares his raw and inspiring story of transformation. He opens up about his struggles with addiction and how he overcame them by betting on himself instead of sports. Transitioning from a mundane 9-5 job to a full-time content creator wasn't without its hurdles, but Marco's resilience and passion shone through.

    Join us as we delve deep into Marco's remarkable journey, uncovering the highs, the lows, and the invaluable lessons he's learned along the way. Whether you're an aspiring content creator seeking guidance or simply in the mood for some great stories, this episode is a must-watch.


    1 hr 24 min
  • #7 - Paulie Mars

    Paulie Mars is a content creator that highlights local eateries and small businesses in her home borough of the Bronx. When she's not creating her own content, she works as an Associate Producer on documentaries airing on Netflix, HBO, Apple TV, and Hulu.

    57 min
  • #6 - Mike Nouveau

    Today on Creators Lunch, we're chopping it up with Mike Nouveau. He started off as a DJ for fashion events across the globe, which is where he picked up his passion and eventual side hustle for vintage watches. After the pandemic halted his DJ career in 2020, Mike seized the opportunity to turn his passion for vintage watches into a thriving full-time venture. He decided to start posting on Tiktok and in just a year and a half, he's skyrocketed to prominence, earning the trust of over 400K followers across all platforms and securing features in prestigious publications like GQ and the New York Times. Tune in to learn how Mike's pivot to content creation led to his meteoric rise as a trusted source in the online watch community.

    1 hr 17 min
  • #5 - Morris Cornbread

    Morris Cornbread, a born-and-raised New Yorker, delved into the world of prank videos during his high school days. Eventually, a media company recognized his talent and invited him to host Subway Oracle, a show where Morris interviews the wildest characters who frequent the NYC Subway System

    34 min

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Jaeki Cho and Brian Lee, co-founders of @RighteousEats, are hosting a lunch show where they invite emerging content creators to share a meal, delving into the intricacies of life and their experiences…